Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-01
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Kleemann on Saturday.
J. E. Bell of st. Louis, was a guest at
the Vienna on Sunday.
C.S. Mcclure, Of Hill City, camped in
town a few hours on Tuesday.
w. w. Odds came in from his Dead
wood diggings on Wednesday.
+. Russell was a Tin Mountain man
at the Kleemann on Sunday.
f. X. Allen registered at the Vienna
on Sunday from st. Joseph, Mo.
+. +. Hall of the S & g ranch was a
Tuesday arrival at the Kleemann.
Ed Wilson represented the Washing.
ton mining camp in town ON Saturday.
T. E. Moriorty, of Rapid, was ~sojourn-
ing in the city a few days in the early
part Of the week.
Frank Hebert, a Spring creek tin
%rustler came in from the Tin Queen
mine on Monday.
A. J. Hewitt and wife, of Rapid, were
among the arrivals from that place on
Monday, at the Vienna.
S. V. Chase was a portly drummer
with samples, representing a Chicago
firm in town on Tuesday.
w. H.. Stokes, of Hill City, was in
town on Sunday on his way to the Goa
fields of the Cheyenne river.
James Demereau came in from the
Tin Mountain mine on Saturday and
remained in town over Sunday.
The McCloud brothers, J. r. and j.
W., of Lower Battle Valley, we're 80,
journers in the city Oh Monday and
Tuesday.
j. w. Fowler and R. w. Palmer, OF
Rapid, passed through this place on
Saturday en- route to Warren's Guleh
tin district.
Mrs. William Wood, and daughter
Efie, left for the S. & G. ranch on Wed.
nesday where they will visit for a few
days with the family of E. f. Hall.
DR.. Conant, of Buffalo Gap, came up
on Sunday to look after the welfare OF
T. V. Garlock, a patient now under
treatment who is i'll with mountain
fever.
B. F. De Garmo, late conductor Of the
Custer county bastile in this city, re,
turned from Hermosa on Monday
where he had been sojourning for sew.
eral days.
Miss Julia Smith, Of Springfield, Neb.
sister of Mrs. A. T. Feay of this place
was a Wednesday arrival, who vii,
spend a few months visiting with hel
relatives in Custer.
Mrs. ID. Carrigan and Miss Yost O.
this place were passengers on the out.
going stage for Buffalo Gap on Monday
en- route for Rapid to attend the Pen
nington county fair.
Z. w. Hitchcock Of this city leaves by
coach to-day for Ponca, Nebrasca, for
the purpose of visiting, for a few days,
with his family in that place. His store
will be in charge of Mr.. A. T. Feay dur
ing his absence.
w. j. Thornby and d. B. Ingram were
Hermosa men in town on Monday and
Tuesday, in the interest of the Custer
County Agricultural, Stock and Mineral
Association. They expressed their sat
isfaction with the amount Of stock dis
posed of.
Prof. M. f. Vincent, Of London, En-
gland, a distinguished mining expert,
who is engaged in the examination of
the Harvey Peak Tin property, passed
through this place on Wednesday, in
company with NJ. Willsie, Of Rapid, on
his way to the Warren Gulch tin dis
trict. They returned in the evening to
the Vienna hotel where they remained
over night, going back to Warren's
Gulch on Thursday morning.
INT wilson, OF the Harvey Peak
Tin company, accompanied by Mr.. II.
K. Price, Of Manchester, England, who
is a member of a commission chosen for
the purpose of making a tour of in
spection of the tin deposits of the Black
Hills, w. W. Challis, of Hill City, and
M. Dodge, of Rapid, visited Custer on
Thursday, coming in from the Missing
Link and Tin Reef properties in this
vicinity, which constitute a rart of the
Harvey Peak Company's tin possessions
in this county.